Sol Parc Hotel & Apartments

Firstly I'd like to point out to prospective guests that this is essentially a holiday camp rather than a hotel. It comprises a number of accomodation blocks scattered around a pine forest. The terrain might be a challenge to anyone with moderate mobility issues. Secondly it is essentially aimed at the French market with all french animation staff and much of the entertainment in French. As a French speaker I was fine with this but my wife felt a bit left out. Now that's out of the way we had a fabulous time here. We had an apartment with all inclusive. The food in the buffet restaurant was some of the best I've tasted and I guess it would need to be with a mainly French clientele. The desserts probably let it down a bit though. The selection of drinks for all inclusive is a bit restricted but no complaints from me as the red wine was very passable. The walk to the beach is fabulous and the beach incredible. Young children are well catered for with loads of playground equipment and pleasant pool areas. Teenagers might find it a bit boring. All in all a very pleasant few days.

Awful, place did B&B. Room ok pillow flat and hard, kitchen utensils rather lacking, balcony never any sun, everything always damp. Breakfast average, coffee disgusting. Pools never used as to many trees and no sun, surrounding area only one place to go for a decent meal, and they did a decent coffee. Would I go again, only if they paid me

Absolutely loved this place! Room was clean and the site is beautiful. Choice of 2 pools and we always got a sunbed. Entertainment was mainly in French/Spanish. We were self catering and didn’t eat on site. Just take insect repellents I got covered in bites. Air conditioning was amazing and so was the shower. We had the best holiday.

I don't understand all the negative reviews of the hotel complex. All staff were extremely friendly and helpful. It's a 3 star resort so we didn't go expecting a 5 star resort. Clean complex throughout. Quite basic cooking facilities (we were self catering) but we managed to cook breakfasts and a couple of meals with no problem. Yes, the resort does have mainly French and Spanish holidaymakers. I certainly didn't have an issue with that. The onsite supermarket is well stocked for basics and lovely freshly baked bread each day. The beach is amazing, a five minute walk across a boardwalk. I would advise that you buy mosquito repellent and use it. Due to being in a wooded area all of son parc area has lots of mosquitos. The town doesn't seem to have survived covid well. Lots of restaurants' were closed and looked run down. There were a few nice ones still open though. Try a quick taxi ride to Fornells as it has lots of nice places to eat.

Amazing aparthotel in a wonderful pine grove by a fabulous beach. The apartment is satisfactory. Beds very comfortable. No insects. There was a hair dryer. Cleaning every other day. All inclusive super, plenty of everything, many kinds of fruit. Excellent pancakes for breakfast. A selection for children too. They have a dedicated toaster for gluten-free diets. However, I would welcome labels with allergens for each meal (my son is allergic to eggs, it was possible to choose after consulting the waiter). Good wines. Warm, clean sea, fish (even stingray). Fine, velvety sand. The animation in Czech (Sára and Bětka by Fisher) was perfect, the children didn't want to go home. Climbing frames, swimming pools, mini golf. Wi-Fi is also great in the room. We will definitely be back.

The views are stunning, the beach a paradise, the small pool relaxing and well shaded by trees. This was the cleanest accommodation ever - the cleaners were lovely, friendly and nothing was too much trouble. Equally the staff working in the grounds did all they could to keep everywhere maintained, comfortable and pleasurable. Air con and wifi brilliant too. The availability of food for those not on an all-inclusive holiday was not as advertised. It was simply not possible to buy a meal. That was ok as the self catering facilities were good and the shops well-stocked. The one remaining local restaurant, los porches, was fabulous and well run, but it was sad to see so many empty, closed businesses. Many have commented on the entertainment at Sol Parc so we knew what to expect- we didn’t join in but it was fun to sit on the balcony and listen to (Messieurs et Mesdames - Eurovision vibes) and it ended promptly at 10:30pm. The decor was dated but inoffensive. Negatives - the Reception staff. The younger ones were helpful and efficient at, for example, booking taxis and loaning equipment, but those who were more senior found it hard to put the customer first. Everything was prefaced with- we’re full, we’re too busy, we weren’t expecting you, we can’t help you, you can’t do that, don’t sit there, etc. On arrival we were told that the rooms we had been allocated were unsuitable for us but there was nothing else. It took them over an hour to check in the group and the whole process was fraught with problems of their own making. We were delighted with our rooms and location and would love to return; we remain mystified by their angst-ridden approach to running what appears to be a successful and popular hotel.